New Brunswick’s commitment to carbon pricing: A step towards sustainability
Susan Holt’s government aims to draft a carbon pricing plan for Ottawa’s approval.
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and the future of FDA oversight in health policy
How Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s views could reshape health agency policies in America
Trade tensions rise as Canada and U.S. reconsider Mexico’s role
Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s comments spark debate on Mexico’s trade practices and tariffs.
Global leaders react to Trump’s election victory and its implications
International relations shift as Trump prepares for presidency again
Canada’s ports face labor crisis as government steps in to resolve disputes
Federal action aims to restore operations at key ports amid ongoing labor disputes.
Trump’s legal battles: What the future holds for the president-elect
As Trump prepares for office, his legal challenges raise questions about justice and politics.
The future of Democratic leadership in a post-Trump era
As the Democratic Party faces a leadership vacuum, ambitious figures are ready to step up.
Animal rescue volunteer faces vehicle fire while saving stray cats
A heartwarming tale of bravery and community support for animal rescue efforts.
Tight races keep control of the House uncertain as votes are counted
As votes continue to be counted, the outcome of several key House races hangs in the balance.
Understanding police accountability in Ontario: A closer look at recent events
Exploring the implications of police actions and the need for transparency in Ontario.
Columbia University students spark controversy with anti-Veterans Day protest
Pro-Palestinian protest at Columbia raises questions about free speech and respect for veterans.
Canada reports first presumptive case of H5 bird flu in a teenager
A teenager in British Columbia is the first reported case of H5 bird flu in Canada.
Elise Stefanik: A new face at the United Nations
Exploring the implications of Elise Stefanik’s role at the U.N. for the U.S. and global politics.
Indigenous rights and renewable energy: A complex relationship in Quebec
The Huron-Wendat Nation’s struggle for consultation in wind energy projects highlights ongoing territorial disputes.
Democratic Party’s identity crisis: Navigating the future after losses
Exploring the internal struggles of the Democratic Party post-election and its implications.
The rise of counterfeit toonies: Unveiling a Toronto crime network
Exploring the intricate web of counterfeit coin distribution in Canada.